BigScreen VR Player, Pigasus VR Media Player or Virtual Desktop with VLC Media Player: N.B.A high-speed home Wireless Network (the AX1800 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System has been used for proving).This particular laptop has an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 GPU. A capable Windows PC with high-end NVIDIA or AMD GPU and CPU (an MSI GF65 Thin Laptop has been used for proving).A VR Headset (an Oculus/Meta Quest 2 VR Headset has been used for proving).When using UMS, the full resolution of the original video is available. I have also assembled a collection of lower resolution example movie trailer 3D conversions here. Low Resolution Version (for direct viewing in VR headset browser): This will give you the best view of the quality of the 2D to 3D conversion that you can expect. You can do this from the browser in your VR headset and then play the video locally within your VR media viewer of choice.

You can also download a full resolution version of the example video below in different formats from here. Note that the UMS solution can generate a range of different 3D output formats, both SBS and TB/OU at half, full and double resolution to suit the needs of your system. Note that you will have much more control over things like zoom when watching it in a dedicated media player. Make sure to select 3D Top/Bottom in the browser to view. It is in 3D Half Height Top/Bottom format - HTB. You can view this video directly in the web browser of a VR headset such as the Oculus/Meta Quest web browser.

The conversion uses the latest version of the same algorithm as the on-the-fly real-time conversion within UMS. For that, take a look at the next video, which is a converted example of the 2D version of the 'Avatar: The Way of Water' Trailer, after applying the 2D to 3D conversion algorithm. The demonstration video above does not give a full view of the quality of the 3D output.

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